The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1887-05-11
stones motion for committee to Investigate
The Times charge Of lying against Mr..

i 1ne Times charge q lying against Mr.
I Dillon.
The London STANDARD criticises the gov
eminent adversely in the Dillon matter, and
declares Mr. Parnell to have been probably
unjustly accused.
James Dunno, keeper of the Brooklyn city
| hall, was fined $3.50 for assaulting Inspector
MacKellar, the judge asserting that an as
sault upon public officer in a public Office
deserved severe punishment.
Ana Christine Larsen, who was at one time
believed to be the Railway victim, is living
in Jersey City.
English detectives are in this country spy
ing upon Irish leaders, and noting anti
coercion meetings.
John Frohmer, of Greensburg, Ind, was
shot dead by his wife, who says God COM
manded her to kill her husband.
E. f. Allen, shop clerk at Defiance Sta
ton, n NJ, shot a Navajo Indian in self de-
tense, and the Indians are thirsting for re-
venge.
A scheme is on foot at Galveston, Tex, to
corner the wheat and cotton markets.
A committee has been appointed in New
York to receive subscriptions for q monu-
ment to Chester A. Arthur.
A gang of thieves who have been robbing
freight cars at Chicago has been broken up,
all but one being under arrest.
The burning of bridge over an arroyo in
New Mexico caused train wreck in which
one person was fatally and a number danger
ously injured. Their escape from death was
providential
Rev. DIR. Bristor's second trial for criminal
assault on Ida Downs is attracting attention
in Nyack.
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At an auction sale of dogs in New York.
an English setter for which Pierre Lorillard
paid 81, 900 brought only $50.
Two farmers in West Tennessee, who had
been threatened with death by desperate
who had already murdered three persons,
provided themselves with shotguns and killed
him on sight.
At Detroit, Mich, a number of stove fac
tories have shut down indefinitely.
Hon. Dwight Marcy, one of the most promi-
nent lawyers Of Connecticut, died at his home
In Rockville.
Peekslill stove foundries have locked out
all union men.
Three children were burned to death at
Bethlehem, Pa, by kerosene lamp explosion.
There are probabilities of q strike of $1,000
men in the Pennsylvania coal regions on the
18th inst.
Louis Tribute, a student Of Pennington
seminary, was drowned while bathing at
Trenton.
Mr.. Tarbell, of Elkhorn, Wis, whose wife
was mysteriously shot while riding with him
in buggy, confesses that he did the deed.
Express Messenger Fotheringham has sued
Adams Express and Pinkerton for 100000
for false imprisonment.
A workman named John Fraser was killed
by a powder mill explosion at Latin, Pa
The fires In the Catskill mountains were
extinguished by heavy rains
Pickett's Division association has refused TO
visit Gettysburg or erect monuments.
A committee of the Irish National League
has declared the Pernell letter in The Times
to be in the handwriting of Richard Pigott,
ex.editor of The Dublin Irishman
The Sunday liquor law was strictly enforced
in New York. Saloons were closed and hotel
guests we're unable to buy liquors.
Miss Henrietta Hampstead was accidentally
shot dead at the residence of Capt. James
Blackburn, ex-secretary Of state Of Kentucky
and 5tfgr~thssr of Senator Blackburn.
Isl l.glndQd IN, musician, was muir
E2s,,,65 81 by q gang II ru fEians who
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At baptism held at the river Side IN New
Orleans fifty people were thrown into the
water by the fall of wharf. Many children
and girls were drowned.
The striking coke men in the Connellsville
region say they viii stand out six months, if
necessary, to enforce their demands.
The great convention of the knights Of
Labor Of the Philadelphia and Reading en-
ployes was held at Reading. Philadelphia
beer was the principal thing discussed.
The senate of Sonora, Mexico, was con-
vulsed by an earthquake ON the 3D. inst A
volcano erupted and destroyed many villages
Nearly 200 lives are reported TO have been
lost
A lynching party near Tarboro, N. c.,
after hanging negro made public an
nouncement that all similar offenders would
meet the same fate.
The trial of the Pan Handle freight thieves
is proceeding at Pittsburg.
Prince Leopold, great granddaughter Of
Emperor William, is visiting in New York.
A strike Of japanners Is anticipated at
Newark, N. j., and 4, 900 men win be affected
1t is said that 20, 900 Irish and Scotch fami-
lies, representing 5000 persons, are on the
way to this country.
1t Is stated that the pope and the car are
negotiating for reunion Of the Greek and
Latin churches.
While shooting ut dog, Policeman White,
Of Jersey City, shot and seriously wounded
Charles George, aged II.
Vassar is to have rival in the Evelyn
College for Women, which is soon to be es-
tablished near Princeton, N. ].
A misplaced switch threw a locomotive
down thirty-five foot embankment near
Greencastle Ind. The engineer was badly
scalded.
| The trial Of jake Sharp will begin at New
| York tomorrow.
Mr.. Peter Emslie, a well known engineer of
Buffalo, is dead
Mrs. Sophia Kaufman, Of Louisville, APP
piled for divorce at 10 a. M, and at 2 p. m.
her petition was granted. At o'clock she
obtained a marriage license, and at In the
evening she was married.
A sailor who died at the Battery, New
York, yesterday morning, is believed to have
been a victim Of yellow fever.
While preaching in the Irvington IN. "
Methodist church, Rev. d. L. Marks was
stricken with apcpIexy, and is in a critical
| condition
Daniel Hand, Of New Haven, who received
q 100000 debt of honor from Banker VIII
| Hams. has given SIS 900 TO the Yale divinity